Please pray for the family of Diane Miller, a good friend of Susan's. Diane's obit is below, and Susan's post on the Memory Book is below that.

Please pray for Susan as she will be out of town for work and will miss the funeral, unless she is able to make other plans at the last second.

Diane M. Miller, age 50, of Williamstown, NJ, on January 4, 2007. Born in Phila., she lived there before moving to Williamstown 45 years ago. Diane was a member of the Beacon Presbyterian Church in Phila. She was a respiratory therapist at Cooper Medical Center in Camden and a sleep study technician at Nazareth Hospital in Phila. Loving daughter of Doris Miller and the late David W. Miller. Dear sister of David M. Miller (Jan) and Dee Harmon (Sam). Dear aunt of Michelle Chism (JW), David C. Miller (Christine), Neil Hinshillwood and Amber Hinshillwood. Dear grand-aunt of Gabrielle and Nicholas Miller. Also survived by many cousins, other close relatives and friends.

From Susan:

There aren't enough words to express how I feel, how great it was to have Diane a part of our lives, and how sad I feel for the family and especially the nieces and nephews who meant so much to Diane -- that's all she seemed to talk about. I will miss her so much. The boys and I will always remember the camping trips, the poconos, the shore, "Wally World", BEEUUUNA VISTA and its famous "non-denominational church service"; and the time we camped at a lake (I wish I could remember the name) when the kids were little and we threatened to play "Amber Ball" instead of "Volley Ball"; Single Purpose weekends at Cape May and how grateful everyone was that Diane and I bunked together because we both snored so loud no one else wanted us; the late nights at the Diner, and that summer we went to about 10 weddings. I could go on and on. I especially appreciated all those awesome times on New Year's day with pork and sauerkraut where we friends were always treated as family. I could say so much more - I am so glad that God allowed her to be a part of my life. She blessed me so, so much.